CNN Showbiz — The surviving members of The Doors don't have many kind words for the recent pardon of legendary singer Jim Morrison by Florida authorities. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The surviving members of the Doors and members of singer Jim Morrison's family are saying "Thanks, but no thanks" to Florida officials for their recent pardon of Morrison for his actions during a 1969 concert in Miami for which he... more info

Topix — A hot, frenzied night in Miami changed life for Jim Morrison and The Doors. That's something the late singer's pardon on indecent exposure and profanity charges can't correct. more info

NME - The Daily Download — Christmas is three weeks away, so all the holiday tunes are getting pumped out. We've already gathered a round-up of ten free holiday tunes for you (featuring Royksopp, Sufjan Stevens and Slow Club). Now we're bringing you a piece of Saint Etienne's ... more info

Pop Crunch — It took a while, but late rocker Jim Morrison has finally been vindicated. The Doors frontman has been granted a posthumous pardon for a 40-year-old indecent exposure conviction in Florida. Morrison — who was portrayed by Val Kilmer in the 1991 Oli... more info

Reuters — TALLAHASSEE, Florida (Reuters) - Rock and roll icon Jim Morrison was pardoned on Thursday by the Florida clemency board for exposing himself at a raucous concert in 1969, an act the late singer and many concert-goers denied ever took place. more info

The Independent — The Doors singer Jim Morrison will get a posthumous pardon for an indecent exposure conviction in Florida. more info

Scotsman.com — The Doors singer Jim Morrison was last night due to receive a posthumous pardon for an indecent exposure conviction in Florida. more info

Guardian Music — Outgoing governor of sunshine state – who was 13 in 1969 – says Doors frontman was probably not guilty of indecencyIn the words of Jim Morrison: This is the end. Nearly four decades after his death, Florida's clemency board is today expected to ... more info

Topix — The charismatic but unpredictable lead singer of American rock band The Doors may receive a posthumous pardon almost 40 years after he was convicted of exposing himself on stage during a show in Miami. more info